The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-02-18

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variable weather this week.
Buy your feed from W. NJ
Uanty.
Wonder If Lowry Island is now
for SALE
New goods, low prices, call al
r. P. s%carclif's for bargains.
FOL. James B. McRae, our
u.nial Bluff Greek friend, was
greeted here Saturday.
For SALE CHEAP.-one good
soriag wagon and cart. Apply at
this Office.
Mr.. A. W. Ramsay. oHe OF the
thrifty merchants from Bluff Greek
vas in Scranton Tuesday.
Mr.. ii. Bloomfield left for
Jackson Wednesday morning on
legal business.
The Pascagoula Real Estate
oa,ce is oil Delmas avenue, oppo-
site DR.. w. A. Cox's drugstore.
Miss Eneenia Cox, of Mobile,
ia visitingth family Of her brother,
DR.. W. A. Cox, on Delmas avenue
Two kids were whlrled out OF
Of the Methodist Church Sunday
evening without a moments notice.
MANlFEsTs FOR SALE.-We
have on hand a! this Office, out
ward aud shippers manitests for
sale.
Mr.. Edgar Hull, that polished
gentleman; :fromsWest PascegouIa
Maid the DEMOCRAT STAR a pleas
ant visit Saturday.
TT, w. Nj. OantS's best roller
process flour, it is his own brand
aud he guarantees there is no bet
ter in town.
Rev. Dr. HinsdaIc,i:ot Biloxi,
OF the Episcopal Church, preached
a most excellent sermon ia the
Methodist Church Sunday evening.
White robes for ladies, para
soils, darning cotton, ribbons Il a
fun assortment OF all other fancy
portions, just received by w. M.
Cinly.
The steamer FnltOn has army
ell troan up 1hc Pascagoula river,
aud is hauled out on tho New Ven
ice ways, just over the river. She
is to be put in perfect repairs, ana
then will resume her place in tn"
river trade.
MIR. j. Il. Dantzler, of Moss
Puiut, who has been absent Tor
sone weeks for pleasure and health,
returned Tuesday. lie visited Key
West, Cuba and Mantanzes, and
was well pleased with whathe saw.
His health has Improved.
mir. Ii. s. Hyatt is in attend
ancc on the Dnrymen and Fruit
Growers Convention at Jackson,
this week as a delegate IRON the
Moss Poiut Crizen's Association.
Other towns ought to have been
represented, as our section OF the
State is better adapted to those
industries.
Rev. j. B. Gambrell made a
short talk in the Methodist Church
Sunday evening. His subject was
temperance and prohibition. There
we're but few persons present, as
Our citizens generally don't take to
temperance or prohibition either
But We were surprised to see SO low
OF the members OF the w. q. L. u
present. Even the PRECEDENT was
absent.
The marshal has improved our
streets some. BY adding a few
wagon loads of oyster shells on
them they will be ia splendid con-
ditiOn. The City Fathers have
already many thousand barrels OF
shells at the foot OF Delmas avenue,
which arc inteRded for the streets,
aud any property holder of the
town can use them in front of his
property if he chooses. We cannot
see Why we cannot have good
streets now.
The COAST ACCOMMODATION
TRAN.-The coast accommodation
train on the Louisville s. Nashville.
Railroad commenced Wednesday
running through from New Orleans
to Mobile. This will be a great
convenience to those who wish to
attend Mardi Gras 10 New Orleans
or Mobile. The following i the
new schedule tor this place: East
bound, 7:45 D. N. West bound,
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